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KamaIo, PU-
30, I.anai-tft, L.. -ng TO Lahana,
Pukoo, Kamalo. La, living at Honolulu Sat
urday morning.
Commencing August 9-To Kaunakakai, Kama
10, PukoO, Halawa, WailaU, PeIekunu, Kalaupapa.
Returning to PukOO, Lah,ina, OIOwalu, Lahana,
Pukoo KamaIO, KaunakaKai, arriving at Homo
luh Saturday morning.
HE- The Company Will not be responsible Tor
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in
barge of the Purser.
All possible care viii he taken of Live Stock, but
the Company viii not assume any risk of accident.
SAMI q. WILDER, President.
s. B. ROSE, Secretary.
oFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
55-1y Mar 80
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BY AUTHORITY.
HE-DqUAETERs,
I'D lUrAST GESEEa - LEPAETMEST,
re- ruary 4, 1857.

February 4, 1851
General Order No. 81
On the present melancholy occasion Of the
death OF Her late Royal Highness the Princess
Likelke, the OtBcers of the Forces will wear,
when in uniform, black Grape over the orna-
mental part Of the lat cap. over the sword
knot and on the lett arm with black gloves, and
a black Grape scarf over the sash.
The Irums are 20 be covered with black and
black Grape is to lie hung from the staff of the
Infantry and from the standard of the Cavalry.
When officers appear at Court in their uni
forms, they VIII wear black Grape over the orna-
mental part Of the hat cap, over the sword
knot, and on the left arm, with white gloves
and a black Grape scarf over the sash
The period Of mourning specifed by the Court
will be observed by the Forces.
By order Of the Commander-in-Ch Chief,
CURTIS P. IAUKEA,
Adjutant General.
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The Court viii go into full mourning for Her
late Royal Hi ghness the Princess LikeIike from
this date until the day after the funeral, and
viii wear hall mourning from that time until
tie expiration Of two weeks from the day OF the
funeral.
CURTIS ?. IAUkEA
H Ms Chamb erIain.
Iolani Palace, February 3, 1887. 40 If d "
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ort-street Church.

Christ, our Helper" will be
If the prayer meeting at the
Fort-street Church this
'ock, to be followed at
I'd last meeting OF
ee for conversation
admission to the
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Trustees Report.

The trustees of the estate of the late
Hon. Mrs. Bernice Pauhi Bishop have
just published their first annual report in
obedience to the provisions of the will.
1t is as follows:
PERSONALITY.
Cash receipts .-...........-.-....- SOL ,0o4 50
Cash expenditures. .-.-...... 3O,9o2 6l
Cash balance in hand ....... $50, 131 IS
Other personal property in hand,
value $3.50.
REALTY.
For detailed statement of the real prop
ertv of the estate, see inventory filed Janu-
arv 3, 1887, in the Clerks office OF the SUI
preme Court.
CHARLES Il. BISHOP,
SAMUEL NJ. DAMON,
CHARLES NJ. HYDE,
CHARLES NJ. COOKE,
JOSEPH .. CARTER,
Trustees.
Honolulu, February II, 1887.
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TO LET.

THROM THE FIRST OF MARCH, A COTTAGE
Il on Punchbowl street, between Beretania
and Palace Walk, now occupied by Miss Berry.
Five rooms kitchen, bath pantry and modern
Apply to
DIR. JNO. :. McGREW
Hotel street, between Fort and Alake"
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STEAMER LIKELIKE.

Davis, COMMANDER,
Leaves Honolulu every Monday at P. tor
#Kaun akakai. Kahului, HuelO. Hama and
KipanuIu. every week; Keanae, Mokulau and Nun
every other week. Returning, will stop at the
above ports, arriving back Saturday mornings.
For mails ana passengers only.
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

M EAIBERS OF EXCELSIOR AND HARMONY
WI Lodges, L. O .. F., also visiting Brothers in
this city, are invited 10 meet at Excelsior Lodge
HALL Fort street, on SUNDAY, February 9th, at
II o'clock noon to participate in the funeral
ceremonies of IL. r. H. Princess Lkelike.
Fef,p
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Should lie Returned.

T LOANED SOME MONTHS SINCE, TWO
, large American flags to parties for decorative
purposes; they have never been returned. One
lie feet long, tb other II feet long. The parties
will confer a great favor by returning them to
JNO S. MCGREW, NJ. D., Hotel street.
SIS feb23
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FOR SALE.

ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE, ONE CAR
~ riage phBton, Studabaecker's nauufac-
ture and also, fine square Weber Piano, all
in good order. Inquire of HYMAN BROS.
4l6fe2I
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SAN JOSE. CAL, U. S. A.
A CALIFORNIA PRODUCTION,
The Fine Exhibit Made at the Fair by
the Fredericksburg Brewing Go.

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scompany
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
1 holders of the Interisland Steam Naviga-
CATION Company will be held March 1St at 10
o'clock a. m, at their office on Esplauade.
J. ENA,
5O3fe2S Secretary l. l. s, \. Co.
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Lager n OF Surpassed

mad lie III the
sold
railroad asked
the
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DEFIES COMP TITION


the qnadrup
barrels, ed
abovewe
ailvene the
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LADIES' NURSE

I AIDES WISHING A COMPETENT NURSE
Il secure the services of Mrs. CHAMPLAIN
by inquiring at Mrs. HOyts, 115 King street,
corner of Alakea street. 4GG nay35
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rTDHE COTTAGE ON THE PLAINS LATELY
L occupied by Captain Bohm. Inquire of Mr..
r COLBURN. 465-feb3-tf
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Ash Wednesday.

Honolulu, February II, 1887.
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A PERILous VOYAGE.
The Rough Experience of the
Schooner Rebecca A. Tauiane.

BosroN, April 10-Schooner Rebecca A,
Taulane. Champion, arrived here today from
Philadelphia. after long and tempestuous
passage with cargo Of coal The Taulane
left Philadelphia March Srd, but put back to
Morris Flats on account of bad weather leav-
ing again the 10th. On the 14th, when off Fire
Island violent gale, accompanied by heavy
sea was encountered, prevailing for 40 hours,
during which the vessel scudded nuder bare
poles. and was blown off $50 miles to the
southeast, her jib, flying jib and mainsail
were carried away. The gale moderated on
the night of the 10th when the vessel hove
to to repair and bend spare sails. On the
22nd in latitude 800 Is another fierce gale
and tremendous sea swept the decks of
everything movable, and washed overheard
Joseph Scarf, one of the crew, who was
drowned. Sears was 2S years old and ma
tive of Provincetown, Mass, On the morn
ing of the ord. the storm still raging, set two
reef foresails to keep the vessel clear Of the
sea. At o'clock a. m. the foresail was
blown into ribbons, foregan carried away
and other damage done.
During this gale the vessel was blown east
100 miles. of Cape Sable to April End, met
with continued heavy weather. On that date
was 40 miles of Thatcher's Island, but ow-
ing to the terrible wind was blown off to the
northern edge of Georges Banks. After
wards had moderate weather to port Only
three sails were left TO work the vessel, two
suits having been lost. The vessel was towed
into port this morning by tag Camilla. Cap
tain Champion says the voyage was simply
terrible and none of the men ever expected
to reach land again. The Taulane on April
9TH, ON the northern edge of Georges passed
through large quantities of wreckage, and
the same day sighted vessel apparently of
about 100 tons on her beam ends, both masts
standing sails and running rigging carried
away. She appeared to have been in that
condition but short time.
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FOREIGN.
Another Attempt Made to KIN the
Gar.
A Woman and Student Arrested for
Carrying Bombs.
Trouble at a Socialist Meeting in
London.

belfast, April 10.--A conflict occurred
mere today between mob and a body of p0-
ice. During the fight one was wounded with
a bullet. No other serious casualties are re-
ported. AT this hour (midnightJ the city is
quiet, but it is said that preparations are 60
Ing on for renewal Of disturbances tomorrow.
- LONDON, April 10.-.A Socialist meeting in
hyde Park yesterday terminated in collis-
Ion with body Of police. Nine Socialists
were arrested, including the leader, Williams.
Inc Vienna correspondent of the Morning
Post says report is current to the effect that
another attempt to murder the Car was
made on the Marskay road in st. Petersburg
lost Wednesday and that student and a
woman were. arrested who were carrying
bombs.
LONDON, April e.-Gladstoue has issued a
letter to the miners of the north Of Great
brltaln, which is virtually manifesto, in
winch he points out that the coercion bill Is
a shame and a dishonor, the rejection of
which is necessary.
BERLIN, April 9.-Count Herbert Bis
marck Is mentioned as special envoy charged
Win Win the completion Of the Austro-German-
Italian alliance.
A decree issued at Strasburg to-day applies
70 all Frenchmen the order Of December,
1856, according to which any one connected
with the French army desiring to sojourn in
Alsace-L Lorraine must previously obtain the
permission Of the German authorities.
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THE DROUGHT IN TEXAS.
A Wide Extent of Country Suffering
for Want of Rain.

GALVESTON. Tex. April 1o.-Threatening
drought now extends from the far western
grazing lands across the State for a distance
of 900 miles into the pine regions bordering
Louisiana, but decreases in severity as it
approaches the pineries. The general rains
which usually set in at the full of the moon
are wanting, and the cool dry winds of the
past fortnight continue to prevail except in
the district Immediately west and southwest
OF San Antonio, embracing Medina, Ban
dora, Fried and Atascosa counties, where
moderate rains fell yesterday but not enough.
This is one of the grazing sections of the
State where stock was dying. Between San
Antonio and the coast embracing such fertile
counties as Guadalupe, Gonzales, Lavoca,
Colorado, Caldwell, Bastrop and dozen
others the drought has assumed serious as
pect putting an embargo upon all agriculture
development, especially cotton, the chief
product of this section. One correspondent
describes the road ways throughout this belt
as covered to depth Of several inches with
dust. Fields are barren even of weeds while
strings of cattle almost too poor to stand up
are travelling constantly in search of grass
and water. In Central Texas, embracing
about 30 counties surrounding Waco, Corsi-
canr and Burnet, the situation is scarcely
more promising, all reports agreeing that
nothing but very early and plentiful rains
VIII avert serious damage of failure of the
crops. In northern and northwestern Texas
the drought is not as severely felt as in other
sections but complaints are increasing daily.
A slight sprinkle of rain fell during the
week in Mitchell county along the line of
the Texas and Pacific railroad. One result
Of the drought is the notably scarcity of
early vegetables at principal points. Anxiety
over the situation is becoming greater every
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

THE ATTITUDE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.
The General Passenger Agent OF the Penn
sylvania Company has sent a private and
confidential letter to General Passenger
Agents Of Western lines stating that his
road had only temporarily agreed to the al
lowanee Of differential passenger rates to
the weak lines east Of Chicago and ST. Louis
and that his company would claim that any
road selling a through ticket at a rate higher
than another road was guilty of discrimina-
tion under the Interstate law. He asks the
views Of the Western Passenger Agents on
the matter. The move is understood to be
one TO deprive the Chicago and Grand Trunk
and other lines of the privileges OF making a
rate to the seaboard Of S1.50 less than the
strong lines as now agreed to.
NOTES.
The through passenger business on the
New Brunswick and Maine Central railroads
is now very large, and is constantly increas-
ing, A large part of the emlgrant travel
which formerly went by steamer now goes
by the all rail line from st. John via of Ban
gor and Portland.
Conductor Judkins, the inventor of the
electric train signal, is much encouraged over
its success. Its working on the Maine Cen
tral trains Is proving to be entirely satisfac-
tory. This signal is now in use on a large
number OF railroads outside Of Maine.
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THE STATE.



The Vinalhaven fishermen are getting rea-
dy for start. The fishing business will be
carried on more extensively here this year
than ever before.
The Rockport Ice Company has housed
the past winter about Is, COO tons of ice. and
has shipped from 6O00 to 5000 tons. 1t has
been Of an excellent quality, averaging more
than usual thickness, This corporation
ship to Port au Prince, Glen Fuegos, Ports
mouth and Norfolk, Va, Baltimore Phildel-
phia, &c.
The. Rockport knights OF Labor have
passed resolutions approving of the conduct
OF John ii: Eells,. Camden's representative
in the Legislature.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
A. McLain & Son of Passadumkeag, have
an order from London, Eng, for one Of their
celeDIated bark canoes. They propose to
rush business this summer and will have
to, to keep up with their orders.
One hundred and twenty-five students are
attending Lee Normal Academy this term.
Ihls Is the largestest attendance for many
years.
YORK COUNTY.
At meeting held in Goodall's Hall, Fri
day evening, a fire company to run with Del
uge engine No. was formed, The new
Fire Department The officers elected are
as follows: Foreman, +. A. Goodall; Clerk,
Y. Z. Twombly; Foreman of Suction Hose,
Augustus Soule. The meeting was then
adjourned to Monday evening.
IN GENERAL.
Now that the State has refused to buy more
STOCK Tor the State College, the farm has
peen turned into hay farm, and Will be un-
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ENFORCING SUNDAY LAWS.
Several Ball Games Stopped in New
York on Sunday.

LONG ISLAND CRY, NY, April 10.-About
60 deputy sheriffs in three disisions, under
command of Sheriff John J. Mitchell, Under
Sheriff Golden and Captain Kavanaugh, Wis
grounds in the village of Maspeth, Middle
Village and Ridgewood, Queens county, this
afternoon. and stopped the ball games in
progress. At Atlantic Park, where the
Cuban Giants and Newarks were playing be-
fore about 1000 spectators, Captain Kayan-
augh and his 10 deputies were surrounded by
crowd and for time it looked as If there
would be trouble. Some of the crowd urged
the players to proceed with the game despite
the presence of she officers, and others picked
Finally the crowd was driven off and ths
playing ceased. Not less than IL, ,0C0 persons
had paid for admission to the several grounds.
The Peoples Recreation Grounds in this city,
on which six clubs played, were crowded
with spectators and the officers did not inter-
fprn
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BLAINE's SICKNESS.
The Official Report of the Attending
Physician.

ST. LOUIS, April 1o.-A despatch from an
official source at Fort Gibson to the Asso-
ciated Press agent here. dated this morning,
says Mr.. Blaine's fever continued throughout
yesterday, but last night he was more COM
Portable, and now his pulse is 70, his natural
bronchitis is much better and the pneumonia
process has not extended. This is the re-
port of the attending physician.
despatch from Emmons Blaine to Mr..
Manley at Augusta, Me-, says Mr.. Blaine is
better, and will leave Fort Gibson for Chi
cago Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-11
EXCITEMENT QUEBEC.
Threats Said to Have Been Made
Against Lord Landsdown.

OTTAWA, April 10.-There is much excite
ment here over an official notice to the effect
that during the presence of Lord Landsdown
Parliament on the 14th the galleries will be
closed. This is the first time in the history
OF the Dominion that such step has been
taken. the galleries of the Senate always
on such occasions being open, to the public
who are admitted by ticket. The explana-
ton is given that it will prevent confusion.
An opinion is that his excelleney has re-
ceived letters containing threats which he is
afraid will be carried into effect if the crowd
is permitted to enter the gallery of the cham
ber while he is opening Parliament on the
floor below. Extra precautions is to be taken
in order to insure his safety in passing be-
tween the government house and senate on
the day Parliament opens. A strong escort
will accompany him going and coming. This,
however, is always done.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-11
Havana Market.
[By Telegraph.] ]

HAVANA, April O.-sugar-owing to the re-
ceipt OF less favorable news, the observance Of
were too high for buyers little business was done
during the week. The market closed firm. The
weather Is rainy. AT outpOrts there was a good
demand at full prices.
Melasses sugar, regular to good polarization,
at 81 6092 90 gold per quintal.
MuscovadO, fair TO good refining, SO 10 90 de-
greeS, / 68a4 al S71a.
;. Centrifugal sugar, e2 to 90 degrees polariza-
ton, at 1884 az 5614.
Stocks IN the warehouses at Havana and
Matanzas, 25,500 boxes, 644,O00 bags and
9400 hhds; receipts for the week, 1850 boxes,
week, 1850 boxes 80, 500 bags and 1850 Rhds
United States. TT
Freghts steady; per hid OF sugar loading at
Havana for the United States at 2 75a3 90 gold:
per hid iof sugar from ports ON the north coast
(outside ports) for the United States ats 2Oa3 go
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-11

QUEBEC, April 10.-The following circular
letter bearing on the knights of Labor ques-
ton was read in the different Catholic
churches today:
ARcHBIsHoPRIC OF QUEBEC,
April 5, 1887.
IN September, 1884, the Holy See was consult
cd Dy me on the society of knights of Labor, and
condemned 1t under pain of grieyous sin and
charged the Bishops to deter their diocesans
therefrom, as did in my circular letter of Febru-
airy z, 1885. After representations made by their
lordships, the Bishops of the United States, the
HOLY See has suspended until further orders the
enect OF that sentence. In consequence author
ize eonfessors of the diocese to absolve Knights
OF Labor on the following conditions, which it is
yS,uy ySSur auiy TO explain to them and to make them
:, First-That they confess and sincerely repent
Ine @ grlevous sin which they committed by not
opeying the decree of September, 1884.
Second-That they be ready to abandon this
society as soon as the Holy See shall ordain it.
nrdnlis dmiru.Ihat they sincerely and explicitly
promise TO absolutely avoid all that may either
favor Masonic and other condemned societies or
violate the laws either Of justice charity or Of
state.
Fourth-That they abstain from every promise
and from every oath by which they would bind
themselves either to obey blindly an orders of the
directors OF the society or keep absolute secrecy
even towards the lawful authorities.
In behalf of these penitents only and by virtue
" an indulgence, prolong the time OF the paro-
cnlal communion until the Feast of the Ascension
inclusyely. Please accept, sir, the assurance of
my sincere attachment
(signed) CARDINAL TAscHEREAU,
Archbishop of Quebec.
There is great rejoicing among the Knights
OF Labor over the withdrawal of Cardinal
iaschereau's mandament of 1884. The clause
In favor of the circular letter has been we'll
weighed by the Knights, and will be accept
ed by them, as it is even now rumored that
an encyclical letter will remove all objections
and recognize the order.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-11
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
The Body of the Girl Murdered al
Railway Not Yet Recognized

RAILWAY, April lo.--The body of the MUIR
dered girl, found near here March 26th, and
her clothing were exhibited to-day. About
head was surrounded with cut flowers. The
appearance Of the face has been greatly i'm
proved. A number Of persons claimed they
recognized the body. but upon investigation
it was found their statements did not agree
District Attorney Wilson has officially noti-
fed Undertaken Ryno that the body must
not be buried until he gives an order to that
effect. The funeral win be held tomorrow
and the body will be placed In the receiving
vault.
Chief Of Police Yates of Elizabeth tele-
phoned to Mayor DAILY tonight that he could
positively identify the murdered girl.